Tyson Fury has revealed that he would like to fight at the base camp of Mount Everest in what would be a remarkable spectacle.
From Las Vegas and New York, to Wembley Stadium and Riyadh, Tyson Fury has fought at some of the sports most iconic locations.
The Gypsy King returned after a fifth career retirement last month against Arslanbek Makhmudov.
After 15 months of inactivity, it was perfect matchmaking.
Makhmudov was a durable and credible opponent, but possesses a far more limited skill level than Fury.
The Manchester born man outpointed Makhmudov in front of 60,000 at Tottenham Hotspur, live on Netflix.
Whilst many believe Fury is not at his fluent best at 38 years old, this final chapter of a glistening career could be the most exciting.
The long awaited clash with fellow Brit Anthony Joshua is finally signed, and November is being targeted.
All that is in the way is Joshua’s warmup fight this July against Kristian Prenga, or so we thought.
Rumours are now circulating that Fury himself is now wanting a warmup fight, with a target date of August.
Now, whether this is just hearsay we don’t know, but Fury has revealed his dream location for a fight.
Speaking to Furocity, the Gypsy King stated: “I wanted to fight at base camp of Mount Everest, I want to walk to base camp [then fight].
The Ring Magazine are remarkably staging Usyk-Verhoeven at the Pyramids of Giza this Saturday.
Whilst that is an astonishing spectacle in itself, hosting a Tyson Fury fight at Mount Everest base camp might just eclipse all previous achievements.
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